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X-Files Collector's Edition: Fight the Future Fics (Part II)

No intro needed part 2, I suppose.

Loose chronological order below~!

**Note**: I will edit later-- got to get this out now.

David Hearne's Nine

""13:12

Of course, could you say that time really exists in this world as well? I mean, time is a form of measurement, not a tangible element. How we use it changes from era to era. Five hundred years from now, people might employ a twelve-hour day instead of a twenty-four-hour one. And there's the theory of relativity to factor in. Time is really a face we paint over the universe in the hopes it might tell us something.

12:37

Right now, it's saying that me and everyone else in this building has less than thirteen minutes to live. It's telling me that I'm helpless to do anything except watch it happen.

12:05

All I wanted was a soda....""

Mulder stares down the bomb.

@unremarkablehouse/Surajtare's Pizza

""Earlier that afternoon they had stood among the smoldering debris and settling ash, amid the scream of fire trucks and ambulances and pedestrians, as those least concussed from the blast attempted to sort of the kind of error that causes a building to explode in downtown Dallas. The SAC was dead, that much was clear, and the advisory agents who helped lead the search in the misidentified building took no time at all to decide that Agents Mulder and Scully could be chargeable scapegoats.

It was almost fifty minutes after the explosion that Mulder was able to press a bottle of water into her dusty hand and nearly two hours after that that they were finally dismissed.""

Scully is concerned over the bombing; and all of Mulder's joking and teasing can't pull that anxiety from her.

Suzanne Schramm's Falling

""Only in my nightmares do I fall. Mulder has spent over twenty years in a free fall. I've always realized that I was his life line but tonight it no longer seems like such a burden. I acknowledge to myself, at last, that I need him just as desperately. He, too, makes me whole. Tonight he is the one who's grounded and I am falling. My eyes fill with tears and I cannot find the words to express my overwhelming love for him.""

Scully has lived with 'falling' nightmares all her life; but she and Mulder live it for real after the bee stings.

goodgriff's 15 Minutes

""Mulder!”

His eyes flew open and he inhaled a gust of wind. “Cold,” he echoed her words from earlier.

“Don’t sleep.” She kissed his brow, his eyes. He had never felt so loved. He had never been so cold. “Don’t sleep. Look at me—I need you to open your eyes and look at me.”

“Scully,” he whispered hoarsely, and forced his lids to rise.

“Hi,” she smiled, her eyes filling with frozen tears. “Hi,” she whispered again, reverently.""

On a timer for survival, Scully power drags Mulder to the Snocat, soothing him along the way and CPR-ing him back to life.

@jewish-mulders/@anders-hawke/@iwtbscully/BananaChef‘

We Always Reveled in the Pain - Chapter 6

""Come on, Scully,” he insists, desperation wrapping its fingers around his throat. “Please. We can make it back.” He pulls her with him for a few steps, but every time she moves her legs, white-hot pain shoots up from her foot and she whimpers. “Scully.”

He acquiesces and sits down again, pulling her back onto his lap and wrapping his arms around her as she presses her forehead against his. “I’m sorry,” she breathes into the warm, stinging air between them.""

Mulder tries to rescue Scully after he wakes; but the two collapse poetically in the snow, together even in death.

A First (Ao3)

""They’re both weary even a week after Antarctica—him from being shot in the head, her from the bizarre effects of the Africanized honey bee, and both of them from the beginnings of frostbite. Still, Mulder sneaks out of bed one night and knocks gently on her door three times to announce his presence. Scully opens the door and ushers him inside with a furtive glance into the hallway....""

AU--Post FTF Mulder sneaks to visit his under wraps gf Scully to celebrate having survived their newest adventure.

Girlie_girl7's and FoxfireX's

Reflections in the Reflecting Pool

""Can you get out of the pool Mulder? I can't carry you."

Mulder looks at Scully dejectedly, "I carried you the length of a buried space craft. The least you can do is carry me to the car."

"Come on Mulder." <grunt> "And it was NOT a buried spacecraft."

"Ouch, ouch, careful. Was too."

Post FTF Mulder trips right into the reflecting pool, sprains his ankle, and drags Scully in with him.

Susanne Barringer's Awakening

""I've never seen you sleep," he says gently, once again reaching out to brush away that same strand of hair that has dropped onto my cheek with my movement toward sitting up. I look at him curiously.

"What are you talking about, Mulder? Of course you have." He nods his head in the negative.

"No," he responds.""

Post FTF Scully wakes from an impromptu nap; and is surprised that Mulder had-- despite his own burdens-- enjoyed watching her blissfully sleep.

GingerAlchemy's Static Codes

""Trying not to look. Looking anyway. This is mostly what they do these days, if she’s being honest with herself. Scully sometimes feels like her whole life is spent trying not to see things for what they are.

But today, she’s in the driver’s seat and he’s reclining in the passenger seat with his lanky limbs all stretched out and a tabloid magazine in his hands.

...From where she sits, there’s not a thing wrong in the world.

“Scully, you’d never believe this. This woman claims she’s the reincarnation of Elvis.""

Post FTF Scully ruminates on purposefully not seeing as she and Mulder bump along companionably on a dead-end Kersh detail.

marasmus's (Xanadu) Life During Wartime 06 - Stand by the Window (Or, Things to Do in Dulwich When You're Dead)

""Once they had tracked him down, only his threatened cascade of disclosure kept them at a distance, growling and snapping.

A few years ago he might have fought them, might have tried to disappear for good, or else oust Strughold. Now he was simply tired of it all.

And so he was finally forced to live the life he had pretended to have all along.""

Post FTF Well-Manicured Man didn't die in the car bomb, living in retirement until the events of Two Fathers/One Son.

FabulousMonster's Hair Wars

""Despite my dislike, I thought the Hair served its purpose over the past year. It provided some levity, albeit to the wrong people. I knew The Gunmen--mavens of style--had been merciless in their critique.

But I think the Hair was Mulder's way of taking control of our roller-coaster existence last year. It wasn't lost on me that the Hair underwent renovations during high moments of stress. While we were off the X-Files, the Hair stayed consistently shorn. It was spiked to the heavens everytime we met with Kersh. When the ghost told Mulder that he was prone to paramasturbatory illusions, the Hair's sideburns virtually disappeared. I could almost hear the Flowbee being fired up after his drug-induced declaration of love in Bermuda.

I looked over at him again.... The Hair stuck its tongue out at me.""

Finally: an explanation for post FTF Mulder's horrendous buzzcuts and Scully's tragic S7 hair-- and TLG celebrating their friends' liberation. (I adore this fic with everything in me.)

Ten's (The Salvation Archive)

Laid Bare (Alt.)

""I knew he wasn't THAT far gone.

"Okay, here's the deal. Every few feet you manage, you rack up another kiss, to be delivered when we're settled in the snowcat. Reaching the snowcat will give you the bonus prize of some heavy necking, and a guarantee that when we get home, you'll get much, much more."

He blinks and gapes....

We make it to the snowcat. Now I know how to keep him from ditching me in the future... I should have worked out long ago that incentives are much more effective than threats...""

Scully threatens then wheedles Mulder back to the Snocat, helping to insulate him with alien goo, bring down his temperature, and reassure him he rescued her necklace as well. And after their release, she refuses to let her partner distance himself.

Sliding Doors

""Doors were opening along the hallway, neighbours sticking their heads out....

Mulder suddenly let out a strained choking noise. It abruptly ceased.

"Mulder?" Scully froze, then checked his vitals. His pulse was beating...

He wasn't breathing.""

AU-- Mulder accidentally squashes the bee on Scully and gets stung on his palm. getting stung on his palm. Between calling for help and trying to keep him alive in the hallway, Scully doesn't see danger until it-- literally-- smacks her in the face. But, of course, she's NOT letting her partner perish in Antarctica, stealing her mother's clothes and chastising herself all the forlorn way.

Beneath the Surface

""I couldn't hear the voices anymore. Whoever it was had probably gone to get help or security or something. Mulder would probably keep moving the car forward at the same pace, just enough to force me inexorably backwards until he had enough room to get the car out of the space. I couldn't let that happen. So I took a deep breath and pushed myself sideways, falling so that I lay directly in front of the left wheel. Leaving no room for him to manoeuvre except over me.

I'd left a metre between me and the bumper bar, but it was still scary to see the tread of the tire before me and hear the engine running.""

AU-- Scully thought Mulder had died in FTF, and vowed to make a confession once and more all. But he starts shoving her away, making rash decisions in The Beginning, and becoming shorter tempered and angrier at her. She realizes his hard-headedness has more to do with his actual head than their relationship.

@scullysexual/PostApocolypticAlien’s

Safe Now (Ao3)

""You were in the middle of nowhere, miles away from Bureaucracy and rules. Out here you were just Mulder and Scully- two people who witnessed and survived the impossible.""

Mulder wakes, holding Scully while a kind, random stranger hauls them back to safety.

100 days of 100 word dialogue prompts - Chapter 20

""Did you think I wouldn’t?” Mulder asks.

Unconscious, Scully hadn’t thought anything. In that tube, seeing him there, she thought she had died.

“It was irrational,” she says shaking her head.

Mulder smiles. “Would you expected anything different?""

Mulder brushes off Scully's shock that he'd followed her.

50 Days of Prompts - Chapter 19

""Why did you do it?”

Why did he go all the way to Antarctica.

“To save you,” he answers almost bewildered himself that she was really asking her that. “Because they shouldn’t have taken you, it’s not fair.” He shakes his head. “None of it’s fair.” All the pain he’s caused her; the abduction, death of her sister, the cancer, this. It all just keeps adding and adding and he can’t anymore, he won’t.

Scully sighs once more, looks to be defeated, and sits down beside him.

“Is that all you did it for?” she asks quietly.""

Mulder reiterates his dedication to and love for Scully over Diana.

Karen Rasch's

Fate, Chance, Kings and Desperate Men

""Oh well, that's what you get for visiting Antarctica out of season, he now silently mused as he padded stiffly across the tiled floor towards his partner, treading as quietly as he was able. Way too much unwanted attention. As far as he could tell, Scully and he were the only two full-time patients the facility had. So, together, they bore the brunt of the staff's zeal. Much to Mulder's dismay. He had repeatedly assured the medical personnel attending to his wellbeing. I'm fine, he told them. A little tired. A little crispy around the edges. But once you got past that and the assorted aches and pains throbbing along the length of his battered form, he really didn't have much to complain about. Nothing that a few hundred ibuprofen couldn't cure.

He wished he could say the same about Scully.""

Scully slowly recovers after being rescued.

Erin M. Blair's (Ao3)

Leaving My Love

""I can't let them divide us. I won't let it happen. If I leave him, who will protect him? Who will help him find the truth? Who will....? Don't go there, Dana. You know he loves you; you could see it his eyes.

I can't leave him.""

Scully leaves OPR determined not to let Them break the partnership; but she is unresolved on confessing her feelings or clinging to Mulder under the guise of professionalism. She knows he loves her; but....

As I Wait

""None of this make any sense to me at all. How could it make any sense? If it made any sense, Scully and I wouldn't have to appear at the Office of Professional Review.""

Mulder, excused from OPR, wallows in his confusion over being blamed for the tragedy... and almost dying without telling Scully he'd loved her.

The Conversation of Love

""Mulder and I were at the reflecting pool after my meeting with the Office of Professional Review. He wanted me to quit and to become a doctor. I know why. He didn't want anything to happen to me. He was scared of losing me. He was scared that I might die.

I would never leave you, Mulder. How could I leave you after everything that we had been through? It's impossible for me to leave. "If I quit now, they win." I gazed into his hazel eyes with a smile on my face. I love him. I know I love him.""

AU-- Post FTF Scully purposefully picks up the threads of their hallway conversation back at her apartment.

The Reunion

""I hope the bee doesn't sting me again," Scully murmured as she watched Mulder turning the key to open his door to his apartment....

"Ha. Ha. Very funny, Scully.""

AU-- Post FTF Scully and Mulder pick up where they left off.

If the Bee Hadn't Stung Scully

""When Scully and I got back from Antartica, I was wondering what would happen if the bee hadn't stung her.""

AU-- Post FTF Mulder is oddly grateful that the bee stung Scully, since it did help them validify the reinstatement of the X-Files and brought to light their unspoken feelings.

Returning the Cross

""The cross necklace symbolized many things for both Mulder and I. For me, it symbolized my faith. My faith in God. My faith in Mulder.

As for Mulder, my necklace symbolized me. When I was missing, he finally told me that he wore the necklace to be close to me. He told me while I was in the coma that I had the strength of my own beliefs to pull through. I think that he wore it to feel my strength to pull him through.""

AU-- Post FTF Scully mourns the loss of her cross. Mulder drops in, gifts it back to her, and picks up where they left off in his hallway.

Discovery Of A New Hope

""Why are you calling?"

"This has something to do with that bomb," Erin answered, in a professional manner.

Scully saw her husband's impatient expression and decided to end the conversation. "Erin, we'll talk later.""

AU-- Mulder and Scully are married and expecting their third baby; but that, of course, doesn't prevent him from almost dying trapped with a bomb. Despite Scully's fears that their partnership will be broken up, her cousin (of all people) help the duo pull through.

Pattie's

Then, Let's Go Home

""Penny for your thoughts, Scully?"

"Hmm? Oh, I was just wondering where we go from here. You do know, of course, they'll destroy, cleanse, sanitize each and every thing we've said and written, everything we knew as evidence, and think they've broken us. But they haven't. I think you know that as well as I do." She patted his arm and smiled slightly, weariness showing around her eyes.""

Post FTF Mulder is shocked that Scully is staying by his side-- she even admits the spaceship, for his sake.

And Then He Kissed Me

""For our efforts to expose something dangerous and frightening, I was kidnapped. experimented upon twice, and now everything we accomplished has been for nothing. We have to pick up the pieces, pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off and get on with things. Things? THINGS will never be the same.""

AU-- Post FTF Scully sticks by Mulder more than ever; and is deliciously happy that he slowly picks up where they left off.

jordan's Alligator Moon

""Edgar Ray Terran was dead. The wet parts of him seemed to have ended up on Scully, or splattered among the leaves, or in a long furrow filled with blackish blood and gore. There were patches of skin and hair on the tree trunks on the path, and fragments of clothing torn in pieces on the ground. The scene looked like the aftermath of an airplane crash with only one passenger and no plane....

Then almost without any thought at all, she had the Sig in her hands and Mulder was holding his automatic in a two handed grip and they were facing away from each other, turning in a slow circle. Whoever or whatever had done this was still out there. Scully felt her back come up warm and solid against his. They stopped for a moment, their breathing exactly in synch.""

Trapped in a cabin surrounded by either cocaine or sugar, Mulder and Scully are forced to pause long enough to address some of the frustrations of their stalemate after FTF-- and hopefully survive a particularly vicious wendigo.

EllieL/Ellie's Between Two Truths

""Mulder's words struck a chord with me. I was raised to believe that there was no greater democracy that American, but my work on the X-Files has challenged this belief. I now know this government keeps secrets from their people. And they do not do it alone. These secrets are the truth we seek.""

Post FTF Scully sits in the dark on a stakeout, thinking over the Antarctica adventure, Mulder's truth, and her new faith.

Canon-Divergence/AUs

Taverl's Arlington

""As the cab pulled away from the curb, he tried to calm his thoughts, to focus on the night ahead and the anticipation of seeing her again. Even though it had been a while since he had shown up on her doorstep he knew she wouldn't turn him away. But he also knew her acceptance would change nothing. 

Mulder mulls over Kurtzweil's hints, slowly coming around to investigating them with Scully (who he'd often dropped in for "late night" visits before.)

insouuuuf’s this is not going to end well.

““Her heart is racing ; a sudden feeling of uneasiness is settling into her.

Not because she doesn’t know who it is.

Oh no.

She knows.

That’s what’s making her feel that way. Him. At her place.

Three loud poundings in the middle of the night ? After what happened this afternoon ? : this is not going to end well.””

Mulder is not tipped off by Kurtzweil but winds his way to Scully’s anyway. She finally addresses their relationship, as well as her thoughts, goals, and fears. 

RebeccaRusnak/Anonymous‘s (mulderscreek) Small Blessings

""I didn't realize you were that big of a Sox Fan."

"It's not that. It's the principal of the thing."

"There's principal in a ballgame?"

"Normalcy, then. Think about it. It's about as far from here as you can get. The quintessential American moment.""

Mulder and Scully fantasize about warm summers and tropical vacations while waiting in the Snocat; but she doesn't let them brush off another genuine moment, leading up to an "I love you."

Jennifer Stoy's Somebody's Goodnight Kiss

""I remember the hallway very well. Her eyes ringed with tears, and a flicker that I swore was desire. My very own corner of beauty in the world, and she was gone. So long, Mulder. I'm leaving and that's that. I couldn't let it go.

"You were gonna kiss me," she murmurs. "But I was gonna kiss you right back at the same time."

My mind slips away from that and to the ice. Always the ice.""

Post FTF Mulder, hazy and discouraged in DC summer sun, asks Scully how she can keep going. A little tune and words of love help restore his spirits.

Anne Haynes's (Gossamer)

Package Deal (Alt.)

" She blinked, as if finally realizing that he was confused. "You haven't listened to ANY messages today?"

He shook his head.

A slow smile spread across her face, lighting it up from within. "Mulder, there's a message on your machine from Skinner. The FBI is reopening the X-Files."

Mulder felt something curl into a hot, tight little knot inside him. He sank to the coffee table in front of where she sat.

"Skinner said that Cassidy couldn't dispute the need to look into the possibility of a terrorist plot to spread a virus for which we currently have no cure. Based on our findings in the Dallas bombing case, they had no choice but to arrange for the reactivation of the only unit in the FBI qualified to pursue such investigations." Scully's ended her explanation with another mega-watt smile.

He couldn't help but smile back. "You did it, Scully."

AU-- Mulder and Scully are overjoyed: their trip to Antarctica bolstered their case, earning them an expansion for their office. They both start to solidify their own personal relationship as well.

(Follow up to this might be Chin Music/chinmusi.txt... I think.)

@im-a-goddamn-cat/Owlfrost1's (FFN) One Man Not Alone

""She begins walking down the hall, looking at all the containers and realizes that they're cropods of some kind. She goes over to one and wipes the snow off it so she can see inside. Inside is a man.... She wipes more of the snow away towards the bottom and sees something else in the cryopod with him. It isn't human and it isn't an animal of any kind.

It can only be described as alien.""

Mulder is stung instead of Scully; and she moves heaven and earth with fury to get him back.

stellar_dust's (Ao3) Heaven's Ashes (Ao3)

""Mulder turned the knobs wildly on the remaining oxygen tanks, praying he was turning them the right way, breathing with relief when he heard the telltale hiss, shoved Scully inside the transport bed and climbed in after her, pulled the top closed just seconds before something that was all claws and teeth and eyes and slime slammed into the side -

Mulder held his breath. The seal held.

Two more crashes - three - the vessel still held, and the thing slunk away after easier prey. He breathed again.

Outside the tiny capsule of sanity, he could hear raucous screams and cries, loud, cloying wails as though a soul was torn asunder from its body, muted through the walls of the isolation chamber. Mulder shivered, and the entire huge structure shuddered almost in perverted empathy.""

The vaccine malfunctions the ship, killing all the alien lifeforms and skyrocketing Mulder and Scully to space before they can escape. There is no hope of return; and Scully wrestles with anger and fear before resigning herself, returning to Mulder determined to spend whatever life she has left with him.

@nowwhateinstein's (Ao3)

Seeking Warmth (Ao3)

""Aren’t we a pair of ragamuffin Eskimos.” Mulder says the words quietly, just loud enough for me to hear over the crunching cadence of our feet as we trudge across the ice towards the hulking mass of a C-130 aircraft. Despite the geographic faux paux, his words are oddly encouraging, and I do my best to ignore the curious stares of the well-insulated, hale and hearty passengers who stream by us. Compared to them, we do make for a shabby duo: Mulder’s parka is ripped in several places, and the duct tape he used for patching only draws attention to that fact. My jacket isn’t much better....

We’re far behind the rest of the group, now. I’m still weak from dehydration and exposure, and have difficulty maintaining my usual “brisk pace,” as Mulder describes it. The over-sized boots aren’t helping, either. I have to stop and catch my breath for a moment. Despite the thick layers I’m wearing, I can feel the pressure of Mulder’s hand against the small of my back. He hasn’t left my side since my release from the Station's sick bay, and he clearly won’t leave me now.""

Scully, though a little wear and tear, feels better the closer she gets to DC, giving back some of Mulder's mother-henning and hallway gesturing when he returns her necklace.

 Violetta_Valery's The bee in the room

""They spend the next couple of hours turning the office upside down, in search of the vial. The smell of the smoke hits and stirs the air with every cabinet opened, every drawer rummaged, and it dilutes the heavy fragrance of Diana. Suddenly neither remembers the woman had even been there, too involved in the task of digging the truth.

It feels just like their golden days, and as they steal gazes at each other, both can tell there’s almost a thrill to it, a joy only them can truly grasp. But the vial is nowhere in their office. There is no stone left to be turned there, there’s no sign of it, and the search ends like countless of their cases: with a sense of bitter frustration, closed, but with a loose end to it. Only this time, they feel it in their bones. This time, it is personal.""

Post FTF Mulder and Scully burrow their hallway frustrations into righteous anger over Diana Fowley's betrayal (a heavily redacted OPR report)... and then decide to avoid their unspoken no longer.

Amatia's One Man, But Not Alone

""I don't even get a thank you?" he asked, reaching out to wrap his long fingers around her arm as she turned to place the glass back on a card table to the left of his bed. Beside it was another cot, the blankets rumpled.

He may be only one man, but he was not alone.""

Scully confesses her own feelings when Mulder finally wakes.

Paper and Amber Liquid

""Mulder's cell phone rang. "Mulder."

"Well, well, if it isn't Fox Mulder," came an unmistakable voice.

Mulder immediately tensed. "Is it true?"

"Yes it's true, you idiot," Alex Krycek snapped.

"Why?" Mulder asked.

"Why what?"

"Why'd you give it to me?""

After Mulder and Scully scrabble back to the Snocat and are rescued, Krycek decides to do them a solid by mailing them a little more vaccine. Scully takes the cure, doses up Mulder, and starts working on making more.

Nascent's

MetaRomance

""I sigh, considering a sarcastic remark but instead seeking refuge in the enigmatic. "That 'Whoever reflects on four things, it were better he had never been born: that which is above, that which is below, that which is before, and that which is after.'"

A normal woman would've remarked on how depressing that is, or thought of some intellectual reply, but Scully just scrunches up her face for a moment and then says, "The Talmud, right?"

With Scully, never assume.""

AU-- Post FTF Mulder ruminates on the on-again/off-again relationship he had with Scully since S3; and the agonizingly slow climb to this moment where he can finally say "I love you." with Scully, their tender relationship and hard times that led them to this moment on the couch, waiting for her to wake.

Pillar of Salt

""The chanting stopped, and as Mulder's vision cleared, he identified its source--Arthur von Deer, eyes and mouth wide in a cartoonish mask as he gaped at the resurrected agent. In his hands were two defibrillator paddles, but Mulder could see the machine attached to them wasn't charging. The endless, electric wail was coming from the heart monitor near Scully's head.""

AU?--Post FTF Mulder and Scully investigate a casefile that brings them both to death and face-to-face with losses that refuse to leave. Dreams and visions and double realities help them confront the one that they've brushed under the rug.

Said the Spider to the Fly

""Skinner hadn't given her pictures of the bee sting, or what came after.

"I'm only urging you to be careful," her supervisor had told her fiercely.

As if on cue, Mulder spoke roughly, a catch in his throat. "Who gave you these?"

She wet her lips. "Skinner." The older man's voice still rang in her mind: _I'm on your side, Scully. I know how this looks, but you have to trust me.""

AU-- Post FTF Skinner brings surveillance photos to Scully, concerned about Mulder's mental state and warning her about stricter Consortium surveillance. She flees with Mulder to a motel, carefully prying him open about his wounds from his sister and ex-wife. Of course, not is all as it seems.

Shoshana's

Recovery 01

Recovery 02

Recovery 03

Recovery 04

""I open the door to his apartment and he's still sitting on the couch, looking as glum as can be. I shouldn't have abandoned him like that. I shouldn't have left him alone just because he asked about Diana....

Mulder has no memory of the way we've been teasing and romancing each other this summer. But I do. Nothing earth shattering. Just a lot of quiet dinners at nice little places. A lot of moonlit walks.... He probably suspects that the shooting is what crumbled my resistance, forced me to affirm my feelings for him. Yes, most definitely it shook me up, made me re-evaluate our relationship. But also there were the events of the past few months, when our caseload dwindled and we had time to relax with one another.

He can't remember those lazy summer days we spent together and I regret that, because I've never been courted like that by any man, especially a man like Mulder. I'm determined to give him some much better memories once he gets his health back.""

S7 Mulder is shot on a case, losing all of his memoires of their life post the events of Fight the Future. Scully is devastated; but finds his private journal so he can relive the past year and becomes his encouraging shadow.

Enjoy!

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Hii hope ya don’t mind but do you guys have any info on understudies/alternate casts in Rag Dolly?

we do!

each production of the show had slightly different casts, as some ensemble and minor characters were replaced between productions, but most of the major characters stayed the same! Ann, Andy, Baby, Camel, and Mommy/Witch were the same actors through every production (Ivy Austin, Scott Schafer, Carolyn Marble, Joel Aroeste, and Elizabeth Austin respectively). once the show was broadway-bound, about half the cast was replaced, likely because many of the actors in the original ESIPA productions were resident actors at ESIPA.

here's a history of the recasts of the major characters!

Marcella: Tricia Brooks (ESIPA 1984/85, Moscow 1986) -> Lisa Reiffel (Kennedy Center/Broadway 1986) (Tricia had aged out of the role, as she was 15 turning 16 in 1986. Lisa was 13 when she took on the role, just as Tricia had been when she first played the role in 1984) Poppa: MacIntyre Dixon (ESIPA 1984) -> Gibby Brand (ESIPA 1985, Moscow 1986) -> Bob Morrisey (Kennedy Center/Broadway 1986) Panda: Jeanne Vigliante (ESIPA 1984/85, Moscow 1986) -> Michelan Sisti (Kennedy Center/Broadway 1986) General D: Paul Haggard (ESIPA 1984) -> David Schramm (ESIPA 1985, Moscow 1986) -> Leo Burmester (Kennedy Center/Broadway 1986) (Paul Haggard was battling cancer when he played General D, and unfortunately passed away less than 2 years after the 1984 ESIPA run) Bat: Pamela Sousa (ESIPA 1984/85, Moscow 1986) -> Gail Benedict (Kennedy Center/Broadway 1986) Wolf: Tom Pletto (ESIPA 1984/85, Moscow 1986) -> Gordon Weiss (Kennedy Center/Broadway 1986)

there was also a version of the show that was staged in 1983 that had a completely different script written by a different playwright and different songs by Joe Raposo (basically a completely different show). we don't have a full cast list, but we do know that Ivy Austin still played Ann, and Mark Baker (yes the Mark Baker from the movie) played Andy, with Scott Schafer as his understudy.

for the broadway production, the understudies are listed in the playbill (which is available online), and we have a scans of the kennedy center and moscow programs in our archives! the understudies are the same for broadway and kennedy center.

i'll put the lists under a cut, but most of the understudies are raggettes/ensemble.

the only one that i'd like to draw attention to is Gordon Weiss, who played Wolf, as he was the understudy for General D during the kennedy center and broadway runs. looking at Gordon's resume, it makes sense-- he's basically a professional understudy! but within the context of the show it makes a bit less sense lol. if Leo Burmester were to be out for a show, Gordon would be bumped up to General D, Joe Barrett would go on as Wolf, and Steve Owsley would leave the ensemble to take Joe's place as a doctor. there would be a lot less shuffling around of actors if General D's understudy were one of the doctors like previous productions.

Gordon would also be bit silly visually as General D because he is quite small. All of the General Ds were very tall, each over six feet. Gordon Weiss is not. in photos you can see Gordon only comes up to Leo's shoulder!

as far as we know, from our research and interviews with cast, none of the understudies ever had to go on.

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Kennedy Center and Broadway (1986)

Joe Barrett - Wolf Kenneth Boys - Andy, Panda, Swing Melinda Buckley - Bat Sara Carbone - Marcella Dick Decareau - Poppa Anny De Gange - Mommy/Witch Susann Fletcher - Raggedy Ann Steve Owsley - Doctors Richard Ryder - Camel Gordon Weiss - General D Andrea Wright - Baby Helena Andreyko - Swing

Moscow (1986)

Nina Hennessey - Marcella, Mommy/Witch Joe Barrett - Poppa, Camel Scott Evans - Andy, Panda Neal Ben-Ari - General D Michaela Hughes - Bat David Bunce - Wolf

[kwebtv]

The Time of Your Life - PBS - March 10, 1976

Drama

Running Time: 70 minutes

Stars:

Benjamin Hendrickson as Nick

Richard Ooms as Arab

Nicholas Surovy as Joe

Sam Tsoutsouvas as Willie

Elaine Hausman as Newsboy

Michael Tolaydo as Drunkard

Norman Snow  as Tom

Patti LuPone as Kitty Duval

Robert Bacigalupi as Dudley

Brooks Baldwin as Harry

Gerald Gutierrez as Wesley

Glynis Bell as Lorene / Killer's Sidekick

James W Harper as Blick

Mary Lou Rosato as Mary L

Roy K. Stevens as Krupp

Kevin Kline as McCarthy (His first screen appearance)

David Schramm as Kit Carson

Cynthia Dickason as Killer

Anderson Matthews as Sailor

Sandra Halperin as Elsie

Mary-Joan Negro as Society Lady

Peter Dvorsky as Society Gentleman

William Saroyan as Prologue Narrator

Hal Holbrook as Host

[claudiosuenaga]

O Incidente do Passo Dyatlov, o Vale da Morte na Sibéria, tulpas tibetanas e formas-pensamento

Eis alguns dos assuntos abordados em minha última live:

João Francisco Schramm, autor da tese de doutorado "Estranhos domínios: OVNIs na história política do Brasil (1945-1969); Wagner Hertzog processado pelo MPF; Cartilha Caminho Suave e analfabetismo funcional; Summa Daemoniaca do padre José Antonio Fortea; Super 8 e o descarrilamento em Ohio; espíritos agêneres; formas-pensamento e tulpas tibetanas; Dion Fortune; Alexandra David-Néel; Os Caldeirões do Vale da Morte na Sibéria; Incidente no Passo Dyatlov, e muito mais.

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[detroitography]

Map: Detroit Suburban Bus Service 1925

Detroit hasn’t always been a bus city (which I guess is still questionable based on current bus performance). David Gifford shared this map from Book 3, When Eastern Michigan Rode The Rails by Schramm, Henning and Andrews. In 1925, the Western suburbs really stand out with multiple bus lines stretching across Wayne County. There was similar heavy bus service in the Westside of Detroit, but not…

[ayatoraiwa]

The Shift of Focus (2023)

Concept and Choreography: Isabelle Schad / Co-Choreography and Dance: Johanna Ackva, Viviana Defazio, Forough Fami, Josephine Findeisen, Veronika Heisig, Jasmin İhraç, David Kummer, Yen Lee, Manuel Lindner, Jan Lorys, Jennifer Schecker, Yusuke Taninaka, Claudia Tomasi, Aya Toraiwa, Maja Zimmerlin / Setdesign and Visuals: Umberto Freddi / Composition and Sound: Damir Simunovic / Voice training: Ignacio Jarquin / Lighting design: Emma Juliard / Video technician: Josef Maaß / Stage technician: Arnaud Lesage / Costume: likabari / Social Media: Rike Nölting / Editing and Outreach: Elena Basteri / Assistance choreography: Manuel Lindner, Claudia Tomasi, Nir Vidan / Production management: Heiko Schramm Production: Isabelle Schad Co-production: HAU Hebbel am Ufer

images by D.Hartwig, all rights reserved

[wasteland-soul-project]

All media relevant to threshold 1:

Big History Khan Academy

World History Project Khan Academy

Big bang cosmology khan academy

Art History Khan Academy

OER website (big/world/worldAP)

Kurgeszact big bang content

Big history pdf threshold chart

OER Project Youtube

Great Courses Big History

A universe from nothing

Atom krauss

Dark matter kraus

Kraus greatest story

Dark matter great courses

Crash Course Big History

Bryan Cranston H2 Big History docu

David christian bibliography

Bob bain bibliography

A most improbable journey

Joseph silk big bang

Joseph silk brief history

Joseph silk infinite cosmos

Cosmic enigmas joseph silk

Khan brief intro to physics (+chem library)

Khan brief intro to chemistry(+phys library)

Middle school physics khan

7th grade bridge course science khan

Great courses 12 scientific

Creation stories of the ancient world

Creation myths of primitive america

Crash course chemistry

Crash course big bang cosmology

Crash course astronomy history of universe

Crash course physic cosmology

Crash course world myth creation myths

Big history 2 lmao

Oer youtube intro to sciences

How to make an apple feom scratch

The illustrated theory of everything

A briefer history of time

Origins tyson

Cosmos sagan

Where did the jniverse come from

The order if time carlo

Bibliography

Suggested reading list for books on the Big Bang, Dark Matter, etc.

Popular magazine articles

Peebles, P.J.E., Schramm, D.N., Turner, E.L., & Kron, R.G., The case for the relativistic hot Big Bang cosmology, Nature, 352(1991)769

Gribbon, J., Dark matter and the universe, Science, Inside Science, 19 March 1994

Monda, R., Shedding light on dark matter, Astronomy, Feb 1992, p.45

Rubin, V., Special Issue of SciAm, 1998.

Popular books

Barrow, J.D. Theories of Everything, Ballantine, N.Y., 1992.

Barrow, J. D. and Silk,J., The Left Hand of Creation, Basic.

Carrigan, R.A. and Trower, W.P., Particle Physics in the Cosmos, Readings from Scientific American, Freeman, 1989.

Carrigan, R.A. and Trower, W.P., Particles and Forces: At the Heart of the Matter, Readings from Scientific American, Freeman, 1990.

Davies, P.C.W., The Edge of Infinity, Dent, London, 1981.

Davies P.C.W. and Brown, J., Superstrings: a theory of everything, Cambridge UP, Cambridge, 1988.

Ferris, T., Coming of Age in the Milky Way, The Bodley Head, London, 1988; The Red Limit, Bantam.

Gribbin, J. and Rees, M.J., Cosmic Coincidences: Dark Matter, Mankind, and Anthropic Cosmology, Bantam, NY, 1989.

Gribbin, J., In Search of the Big Bang, Bantam.

Hawking, S.W., A Brief History of Time, Bantam, NY, 1988.

Kaufmann, W. 1977. The Cosmic Frontiers of General Relativity, Little Brown, Boston, 1977.

Krauss, L. The Fifth Essence: the search for dark matter in the universe, Basic Books, NY, 1989.

Lederman, L. and Schramm, D.N., From Quarks to the Cosmos, Scientific American Library, W.H. Freeman, 1989.

Riordan, M. and Schramm, D. The Shadows of Creation, Freeman, 1991.

Pagels, H., Perfect Symmetry, M. Joseph, London, 1985.

Silk, J., The Big Bang, (2nd ed.), W.H. Freeman, San Francisco, 1988.

Weinberg, S., Dreams of an Ultimate Theory, Basic Books NY, 1993.

Zee, A., Fearful Symmetry, Macmillan, NY, 1986.

Books intermediate in difficulty, but non-mathematical

Barrow, J.D., The World Within the World, Oxford U.P., Oxford, 1988.

Berendzen, R., Hart, R. and Seeley, D., Man Discovers the Galaxies, Science History Publications, NY 1976.

Close, F., The Cosmic Onion, Heinemann, London, 1983.

Cornell, J., ed. Bubbles, Voids and Bumps in the New Cosmology, Cambridge UP, Cambridge, 1989.

Davies, P.C.W., ed. The New Physics, Cambridge UP, Cambridge, 1989.

Drees, W., Beyond the Big Bang: Quantum Cosmology and God, Open Court, La Salle, 1990.

Harrison, E., Cosmology: The Science of the Universe, C. U. P., 1981.

Longair, M., The Origins of the Universe, Cambridge UP, Cambridge, 1990.

Luminet, J-P., Black Holes, Cambridge UP, Cambridge 1993.

Peat, F.D., Superstrings and the Search for a Theory of Everything, Contemporary Books, Chicago, 1988.

Shu, F. The Physical Universe, Mill Valley, Calif., University Science Books, 1982

Tayler, R.J., Hidden Matter, Ellis Horwood, Chichester, 1991.

Weinberg, S., The First Three Minutes, Basic Books, NY, 1977.

Technical books, for people with some physical science background

Barrow, J.D. and Tipler, F.J., The Anthropic Cosmological Principle, Oxford UP, Oxford and NY, 1986.

Kolb, E. and Turner, M.S., The Early Universe, Addison Wesley, Redwood City Calif., 1990.

Linde A., Particle Physics and Inflationary Cosmology, Harwood, NY, 1990.

Narlikar, J.V., Introduction to Cosmology (2nd edition), Cambridge UP, Cambridge, 1993.

Padmanabhan, T., Structure Formation in the Universe, Cambridge UP, Cambridge, 1993

Peebles, P.J., Principles of Physical Cosmology, Princeton UP, Princeton NJ, 1993.

Tryon, E.P., Cosmic Inflation, in The Encyclopedia of Physical Science and Technology, vol.3, pp. 709-43, Academic Press, NY, 1987.

Vilenkin, A. and Shellard, E.P.S., Cosmic Strings and Other Topological Defects, Cambridge UP, Cambridge, 1993.

https://w.astro.berkeley.edu/~mwhite/siteindex.html

Cosmology and videogames andreas inderwildi

How to read:

The level before must be satisfied to qualify for the next.

1. Elementary Reading

Keep a notepad on hand for all words you do not recognise. Be sure all is within your grasp w application of effort.

2. Inspectional Reading

Look at the author’s sales pitch even give it a try

There are two sub-types of inspectional reading/watching:

Systematic skimming for books— This is meant to be a quick check of the book by (1) reading the preface; (2) studying the table of contents; (3) checking the index; and (4) reading the inside jacket. This should give you sufficient knowledge to understand the chapters in the book, pivotal to the author’s argument. Dip in here and there, but never with more than a paragraph or two. Skimming helps you reach to a decision point: Does this book deserve more of my time and attention? If not, you put it down.

Systematic skimming for videos: Skim the transcript first, The skim should be very quick and give you the gist of what the video is about. You should be looking at the title, thumbnails, pictures, and first few seconds of the video.

Superficial reading— This is when you just read. Don’t ponder the argument, don’t look things up, don’t write in the margins. If you don’t understand something, move on. What you gain from this quick read will help you later when you go back and put more effort into reading. Same with videos go ahead and watch once sit back. You now come to another decision point. Now that you have a better understanding of the book’s contents and its structure, do you want to understand more than the gist?

Sometimes that’s all we want or need. But sometimes we want more. Sometimes we want to understand. We cannot decide if a work is good or bad at this level- only relevant to our frames or not.

3. Analytical Reading

Analytical reading is a thorough reading, properly digesting the material taking advantage of slow methodical.

At this point, you start to engage your mind and dig into the work required to understand what’s being said. [The blog I stole this from) highly recommends you use marginalia to converse with the author.

There are four rules to Analytical Reading

Classify the book according to kind and subject matter.

State what the whole book is about with the utmost brevity.

Enumerate its major parts in their order and relation, and outline these parts as you have outlined the whole.

Define the problem or problems the author is trying to solve.

You’ll probably notice that while those sound pretty easy, they involve a lot of work. Luckily the inspectional reading you’ve already done has primed you for this.

After an inspectional read, you will understand the book and the author’s views.

But that doesn’t mean you’ll understand the broader subject. To do that, you need to use comparative reading to synthesize knowledge from several books on the same subject.

For videos, review

the questions you will be assigned to answer (a good habit to use in reading, too!). This pre-viewing strategy will

help you know what to look and listen for as you watch the video. Because some videos move quickly

and contain a lot of information, it will help you a lot if you know what to listen for.

The second time, pause the video each time you find an answer so you can write the answer down. Keep

in mind that when you watch the video, it is a good idea to write down any vocab you read or hear that is

unfamiliar to you.

4. Syntopical Reading

This is also known as comparative reading, and it represents the most demanding and difficult reading of all. Syntopical Reading involves reading many books on the same subject and comparing and contrasting ideas, vocabulary, and arguments.

This task is undertaken by identifying relevant passages, translating the terminology, framing and ordering the questions that need answering, defining the issues, and having a conversation with the responses.

The goal is not to achieve an overall understanding of any particular book, but rather to understand the subject and develop a deep fluency.

This is all about identifying and filling in your knowledge gaps.

There are five steps to syntopical reading:

Finding the Relevant Passages — You need to find the right books and then the passages that are most relevant to filling your needs. So the first step is an inspectional reading of all the works that you have identified as relevant.

Bringing the Author to Terms — In analytical reading, you must identify the keywords and how they are used by the author. This is fairly straightforward. The process becomes more complicated now as each author has probably used different terms and concepts to frame their argument. Now the onus is on you to establish the terms. Rather than using the author’s language, you must use your own. In short, this is an exercise in translation and synthesis.

Getting the Questions Clear — Rather than focus on the problems the author is trying to solve, you need to focus on the questions that you want answered. Just as we must establish our own terminology, so too must we establish our own propositions by shedding light on our problems to which the authors provide answers. It’s important to frame the questions in such a way that all or most of the authors can be interpreted as providing answers. Sometimes we might not get an answer to our questions because they might not have been seen as questions by the authors.

After skimming the video transcript on Khan and watching it for key ideas and content, you’ll think about and answer

some bigger picture questions that will help reinforce why this video is important to what you are learning,

and how it connects to other content you’ve studied.

Defining the Issues — If you’ve asked a clear question to which there are multiple answers then an issue has been defined. Opposing answers, now translated into your terms, must be ordered in relation to one another. Understanding multiple perspectives within an issue helps you form an intelligent opinion.

Analyzing the Discussion — It’s presumptuous to expect we’ll find a single unchallenged truth to any of our questions. Our answer is the conflict of opposing answers. The value is the discussion you have with these authors. You can now have an informed opinion.

-Becoming a Demanding Reader-

Reading is all about asking the right questions in the right order and seeking answers.

There are four main questions you need to ask of every book:

What is this book about?

What is being said in detail, and how?

Is this book true in whole or in part?

What of it?

[piasgermany]

[Album] Eigene Nische an der Spitze des Queer-Dance-Pop: Porij veröffentlichen Debütalbum "Teething" am 26. April auf Play It Again Sam!

Mit der "Breakfast" EP machte die vierköpfige Band Porij aus Manchester 2020 ihre ersten Schritte und präsentierte der Welt ihre melodiebetonten Tracks. Mit Auftritten im Vorprogramm von Metronomy, Coldplay und Friendly Fires sowie ihren eigenen Shows haben Porij einen wahren Ansturm von Presse und Radio erlebt und wurden von Medien wie The Guardian, NME und BBC 6 Music als “one to watch” bezeichnet. Von Anfang an hat die Band ihre Musik selbst produziert und abgemischt und auch nachdem sie bei [PIAS] unterschrieben hatten, wurde die Platte immer noch in ihren Schlafzimmern und später final in der Wohnung von Bassist James Middleton ausgebrütet, wo die Vier stundenlang zusammensaßen. Erst dann holten sie den legendären Produzenten David Wrench zusätzlich ins Boot, der für seine Arbeit mit Artists wie Frank Ocean, FKA Twigs und The XX bekannt ist.

Porij feilten derweil nicht nur intensiv an ihren instrumentalen Fähigkeiten und tauchten in die Live-Szene der Stadt ein, sondern ließen sich auch von Manchesters Clubnächten und Partys anstecken, was ihre Liebe zu Dance-Genres wie UK-Garage, Drum'n'Bass und Deep House entfachte. Jede blutige Schramme war dabei notwendig für das Unvermeidliche, das wir mit Zähneknirschen ertragen müssen: das Erwachsenwerden. Sängerin und Keyboarderin Scout Moore (“Egg“), Bassist James Middleton, Gitarrist Jacob Maguire und Schlagzeuger Nathan Carroll sind für das Debütalbum mit hart erkämpften Erfahrungen und neuen Bandagen bewaffnet.

"Teething" ist sowohl eine Coming-of-Age-Geschichte als auch ein Eingeständnis von Verletzlichkeit, das durch die euphorische Produktion getragen wird, die Egg treu folgt, wie ein Scheinwerfer in der Dunkelheit. Es ist eine Hommage an die Klänge auf dem Dancefloor, die schon viele Generationen dazu ermutigt hat, eher zu fühlen und nicht so viel zu denken. Die elf Songs laden dazu ein, Dance-Musik nicht mehr nur als ein Genre zu sehen, das aus dieser Art von Kick oder jener Art von Snare besteht, sondern als eine ganz eigene Dimension und ein Ort, an den man sich zurückziehen und entfalten kann.

Die neueste Single "My Only Love" handelt von der Sicherheit und dem Komfort einer festen Beziehung, in guten wie in schlechten Zeiten. Eggs Stimme ist zart, wie eine vertraute Hand, die über die Wange streichelt, während der Beat sich mit Leichtigkeit einen Weg bahnt und dabei die Grenzen des Genres auf ähnliche Weise wie DJs sprengt, die ein Club-Set spielen - fließend, spielerisch und sich ständig verändernd: “I don’t know if this will be my forever love but it’s my only love for now”.

Tracklist "Teething”: 01. Marmite 02. Unpredictable 03. Don’t Talk To Me 04. Endlessly Waiting 05. My Only Love 06. Ghost 07. Stranger 08. Sweet Risk 09. Gutter Punch 10. You Should Know Me 11. Slow Down

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[abriefingwithmichael]

“Wings” s6e5 (1994)

No b-story, just a fun Lowell-centric script where he buys an old wax museum. Everyone else gets nice supporting roles and there several clever gags.

Roy (David Schramm) being mistaken for Oliver Hardy is one of the clear highlights.

My 128th TV episode of 2024. Averaging 1h49m of TV per day.

8/10

[perfettamentechic]

28 marzo … ricordiamo …

28 marzo … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

2020: David Schramm, David Michael Schramm, attore statunitense. Era conosciuto principalmente per il suo ruolo di Roy Biggins, il proprietario della linea aerea nella serie televisiva Wings. È apparso in tutti i 172 episodi. Dopo Wings, Schramm è tornato a recitare sul palcoscenico sia nei teatri di tutto il paese che a Broadway. Morto all’età di 73 anni per un attacco di cuore. (n. 1946) 2020:…

[skulpi]

SKULPI V

Eingeladen und zusammengestellt von Roman Schramm und Florina Speth Herausgegeben von Roman Schramm Gestaltet von Katrin Friedmann

mit Beiträgen von

Eda Berkmen Oswald Berthold  Lycien-David Cséry  Lucile Desamory  Fort  Jonas Weber Herrera  Larissa Rosa Lackner  Zoë Lescaze  Natis  Martyna Poznanska  Hein Schellekens Roman Schramm  Nadim Vardag

SKULPI V 22 x 31,5 cm, 80 Seiten 12€ + Versandkosten

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Release 11. November 2023, 19 Uhr Spike Berlin, Goebenstraße 22, 10783 Berlin